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I think the better question is which Discover cardholders haven't seen this offer yet? I'm wondering if it is targeted or just a blanket offer to all.
Looks like everyone got it. Even better!
@Anonymous wrote:I think the better question is which Discover cardholders haven't seen this offer yet? I'm wondering if it is targeted or just a blanket offer to all.
Imma gonna go with blanket offer ...
I got the email last night too. I wont share a screenshot lol i think thats been covered haha. I wouldnt mind using this to buy a washer and putting it on my new 0% apr promo i just got on my Chrome, though id have to check email on which card was it offered. There are only 2 Best Buys left here and i still dislike the fact i cant order online from BestBuy since they dont ship here. Happy TDay everyone
Of course this offer came literally the day after I bought a $450 laptop at Best Buy on another card. Oh well, it is what it is. I will say, 5% during the Black Friday season at Walmart, Target, Amazon and Best Buy make this probably the best Christmas shopping card on the market!
@vic6string wrote:5% during the Black Friday season at Walmart, Target, Amazon and Best Buy make this probably the best Christmas shopping card on the market!
Both of my IT cards have been getting tons of spend, mostly at Amazon.
But Best Buy is next on the list, Samsung Galaxy tablets for my daughters.
Maybe I will get an auto-CLI
Off topic, but those of you that are familiar with Best Buy, how do you find their prices? It's been probably a decade since I've bought something there, as I've always seemed to find a better price for the same item elsewhere. I'm not a huge electronics guy, but every couple of years I'll need a new something... TV, receiver, etc. and always end up pulling the trigger elsewhere due to pricing.
@Anonymous wrote:Off topic, but those of you that are familiar with Best Buy, how do you find their prices? It's been probably a decade since I've bought something there, as I've always seemed to find a better price for the same item elsewhere. I'm not a huge electronics guy, but every couple of years I'll need a new something... TV, receiver, etc. and always end up pulling the trigger elsewhere due to pricing.
@Anonymous, Best Buy does have a price match. (as well as a few other places)
https://www.rather-be-shopping.com/blog/best-buy-price-match/
@M_Smart007 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Off topic, but those of you that are familiar with Best Buy, how do you find their prices? It's been probably a decade since I've bought something there, as I've always seemed to find a better price for the same item elsewhere. I'm not a huge electronics guy, but every couple of years I'll need a new something... TV, receiver, etc. and always end up pulling the trigger elsewhere due to pricing.
@Anonymous, Best Buy does have a price match. (as well as a few other places)
https://www.rather-be-shopping.com/blog/best-buy-price-match/
I've bought an external hard drive and a WiFi router there. Both were very popular models sold by many retailers. Best Buy pricing was quite uniform with other retailers.
Every now and then I look at getting a new desktop tower. Best Buy has great selection, but money doesn't seem to go nearly as far in buying a powerful machine as it does at Costco. Price matching doesn't apply as two towers are never quite identical...even if one is clearly a better value than the other.
My main complaint is that they accepted an order for same-day in-store pickup for an item that they didn't have in stock. I canceled the order and bought it on Amazon.
@M_Smart007 wrote:@Anonymous, Best Buy does have a price match. (as well as a few other places)
https://www.rather-be-shopping.com/blog/best-buy-price-match/
I've never been a fan of price match. Price beat, I'm all in; If a retailer tells me if I bring the price from a competitor to them and they'll beat it by 5%-10% they've got a deal. Price match in and of itself doesn't really benefit me. I'd rather just purchase it from the place I found the better price at originally, all other things being equal of course. My take on it is that if I'm able to find a better price somewhere, the teams of people working for Best Buy or whoever that have the job of looking up [competitors] prices are already aware that X product can be aquired cheaper elsewhere and they choose to keep their price at the (not)Best Buy.